congratulate

When you bless someone, you will give a compliment to that person - or even a party, congratulations to him or her

Congratulations on the word congratulari which means 'blessing'. When you bless someone, you want him or her to be happy, usually celebrating achievement or good luck. Your happiness takes the form of praise by words ("Successfully!"), Letters and cards with wishes, noisy high five, and even big chocolate cake. You can also bless you that you have achieved long-term goals.

It is difficult not to do this. As soon as you log in to LinkedIn, headlines are displayed on the feedline such as "Congratulations to Jamie as a very important vice president" and "Congratulations on the start of a new position in Bigwig". You do not remember the reason you logged in for the first time, you began to click on people's personal information, maybe it was not originally curious - well, I do not know what happened to XYZ? After a few minutes, you reach the conclusion: Everyone is kicking my ass

Congratulations, you are very happy. He did not even stop blessing me because they achieved some accomplishments, or because they are doing good things. Congratulations on what someone did. She blesses me, blesses me, and I wish you luck. Please enthusiastically consider my test scores. ► See the praise thesaurus 2. → Please bless yourself (about something) - congratulatory / kənˌɡrætʃəleɪtəri $ --ɡrætʃələtɔːri / adjective congratulations Message GRAMMAR: Congratulations • Congratulations to someone: I want to congratulate you on your new work. Do not say: I would like to congratulate you on your new work. • You can say: Congratulations on your new job! • You congratulate someone on something. I congratulate her on finding a new job for me. → See the verb table

• Congratulations to all the winners. • Please imagine they will shake hands, bless each other and thank them. But these words fail for future generations. • The committee should express its results in this rich way. • You should have been allowed to bless her first. • I wrote a letter to bless him for his appointment. • The President blessed his title. • Allason, I say congratulations on his rights.